All Forum Posts by: Shaun Hatton

Tyler,

BP is a great place to start. Starting your real estate journey at such a young age could be life changing. Ask questions and learn as much as you can to figure out your best path forward.
Thanks for your service!

I would reach out to Jamie Rose. He's a great resource in the Anchorage area.

Best of luck!

@Kimberly Land You might want to reach out to Paul Hansmeyer @ Alaska USA Mortgage. (907) 350-1100

Best of luck!

Luke,

I do STR in Homer, Alaska. Feel free to reach out anytime. We are in more of a seasonal market here. Especially compared to the Smokies. Good opportunities still exist. Some investors will combine STR with a winter long rental to make the #'s work.

Best of luck Corey. House hacking can be the start to a huge change for your financial future.

Tyrel,

Congrats on the 4 plex and best of luck with the near future plans. Hopefully, this is a good winter to buy.

@Filip Reutov Here's a link to a good overview of partnerships and some of the things to consider.  https://learn.roofstock.com/bl...

Sit down with one another and go through all the uncomfortable and even unlikely scenarios before you form your partnership.  It's much easier to spell out how you'll address the things you think can/will never happen before the situations come up.  It's worth talking to an attorney to make sure what you put in writing will have the outcome that you think it will.  Over prepare now so if things go south you'll both have a good way out.

Best of luck,

@Randy Bloch & @Daniel Anshus Appreciate you sharing your local knowledge.  It's definitely harder to make the #'s work when you pay someone else to manage your STRs.  With automatic messaging and all the available apps I hardly spend any time doing it myself so it's hard to justify paying someone else to do it unless the #'s are that good.

@Randy Bloch Appreciate that. I'd be interested in a quick chat with them without taking up a lot of their time. HOA's and current/possible future STR regs. definitely make condos feel like more of a roll of the dice.

@Randy Bloch Thanks for the info.  I'll look into sable.